Re: OT BATHROOM FLOOR UNDERLAYMENT

Posted by Check Break on September 14, 2012 at 20:10:12 from (173.67.89.177):

In Reply to: OT BATHROOM FLOOR UNDERLAYMENT posted by SKYBOW on September 14, 2012 at 09:32:57:

The first thing you ought to think about is the elevation of your finished tile. This will control the thickness of your underlayment and determine which product you use.

Backer Board has already been discussed.

If you can drop your floor and pick up 1.5" you can use mortar, paper and wire. It builds a great floor. You'll probably have to tear up your subfloor and reinstall it between your floor joists.

Here's a link to another product that a lot of people are using today. It creates a floating floor over plywood and is easy to use. Check out the link and ask around. Its probably the easiest, most cost effective and best underlayment over plywood available.

http://www.schluter.com/6_1_ditra.aspx

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